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create-ecma-app

v0.5.0

Published

Project to generate a boilerplate with ecma6 configured like create-react-app

Downloads

12

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Create Ecma App

This project is like a create-react-app. Everybody knows that install and configure Babel is boring.

This boilerplate uses the last version of babel and create a small vanilla project using Ecma features.

Create your own project

To create your project you only must run:

  $ npx create-ecma-app my-app-name
  $ cd my-app-name

And now you have a node with ecma features working.

Options to create your project

The create-ecma-app will generate the project with default params, but you can set passing params in terminal.

Usage: create-ecma-app <project-name> [options]

Options:
  -V, --version                    output the version number
  -v, --verbose                    print additional logs
  -d, --description [description]  description to project
  -a, --author [author]            author of the project
  --ask-me                         the create-ecma-app will ask about props
                                   in generation
  -h, --help                       output usage information
    Only <project-name> is required.

Commands in project generated

In your project you have the commands:

| Command | Description | |---------------|----------------------------------------------------------| | start | Start the project in production mode (must build before) | | build | Build the project in dist folder | | build:web | Build the project in dist folder to run in browser | | dev | Run in development mode with watcher | | exec | Run the code in src folder once without build | | lint | Run lint validator using Airbnb lint pattern | | lint:fix | Run lint validator and fix some bugs if exists | | test | Run tests using jest | | test:coverage | Run tests using jest and return the coverage code | | validate | Run tests and lint (ideal to CI) |

You can run with npm run or yarn. Ps: If yarn exists in your machine, the installation will use instead of npm